AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMedical Education: New Anglia University says its MD programme combines basic-science study in Anguilla with supervised clinical placements at affiliated hospitals in the UK and US, using international networks to broaden students’ training. Regional Data: Anguilla is hosting CARICOM’s statistical meetings for the first time, bringing regional experts together this week to discuss census preparations, comparable data and research. CARICOM’s deputy secretary-general urged stronger coordination so statistics can better inform policy and resilience. Ocean Monitoring: Three SOFAR buoys deployed in Anguilla will transmit near-real-time wave and swell data, supporting marine forecasts, hazard monitoring and decisions affecting fisheries, transport and coastal management. Cybersecurity: CaribNOG’s new SHIELD programme will build regional cyber skills through local training and internships, addressing the need for Caribbean expertise as more services move online.
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